Antonym: distrust, doubt, incredulity, insincerity, suspicion. Similar words: relief, believe, believe in, relieve, die for, in brief, briefly, bell. Meaning: [bɪ'liːf] 
n. 1. any cognitive content held as true 2. a vague idea in which some confidence is placed.
n. 1. any cognitive content held as true 2. a vague idea in which some confidence is placed. 
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31) This belief has general currency.
32) His story is beyond belief.
33) The child's death shook her belief in God. Sentencedict.com
34) They apostatized from their belief.
35) Contrary to popular belief, the economy is doing well.
36) An unshakable belief sustained me.
37) Her belief that taxes should be higher was heresy.
38) Her steadfast belief never left her for one moment.
39) Her friends never faltered in their belief in her.
40) He had a passionate belief in justice.
41) Her stupidity is beyond belief sometimes.
42) His stupidity is past belief.
43) Nothing can shake the basis for my belief.
44) What she did was stupid beyond belief.
45) Dissatisfaction with the government has grown beyond belief.
46) I find his behaviour beyond belief.
47) Their society was built around a belief in God.
48) Belief in magic still exists.
49) They entertained a firm belief in final victory.
50) She disowned her religious belief.
51) The constitution guarantees freedom of thought and belief.
52) You must n't joke with him about religious belief.
53) The affair awoke them from the false belief.
54) Scientific discoveries have discredited religious belief.
55) He holds right this belief.
56) Everything is a bit depressing at the moment, but I carry on in the belief that good times are just around the corner.
57) It beggars belief how things could have got this bad.
58) Other parents share her belief in the importance of reading.
59) He remained steadfast in his belief that he had done the right thing.
60) Contrary to popular belief, women cause fewer road accidents than men.